Earthquake in Armenia
On November 2, at 19:49 local time (15:49 GMT), a 4.1 magnitude earthquake was recorded in the Armenia-Georgia border area, 8 km southeast of the village of Bavra, at a depth of 10 km, according to the seismic monitoring network of the RA Ministry of Emergency Situations' Seismic Protection Territorial Service.
As reported by the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the intensity of the underground tremor in the epicentral zone was 5-6 points.
The earthquake was felt in the Shirak and Lori regions with a magnitude of 4-5 points.
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